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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1927)
J. THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM; OREGON. THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1S2T "11 HELP GriOUPS PL.'mJ lis CIS use 0 A : Clearing House of -Information Provided In' Latest r Pamphlet "So great has become ; the yre situation of Christinas music bj i'VSk'r9ar,oa" Coup all over-the conn - vvr that there has been erLdened a need for a clearing- boose of in ..i. formation on such music An ef fort to meet that neej has just een made by the National Bureau t the Advancement of . Music ha.t bureau bas been actire In promcMni the Idea , of . outdoor Christ j vs caroling, Jf lrsrerlTed on a lwfe scale In hhtajrun try ' by the city of detro't. To 1U in formatlT ; material on earoUn? the bureau has Just added t pamphlet, "Mnsle for, Christmas.? which corersj virion's'- kinds o' musical performances at ; Christ mas time. That pamphlet is In tended as a Kuide. not only for thnrrhes and Snnday. schools, but for ' parent-teacher-; associations, public schools,, young people's so cieties, G!rl Scout, and Boy Scout orsranliations. Cam pf ire Girls, community centers and settle-J tnents. - . . . . . ' r K ' 1 Beef des suggestions Sot orranlz lnjr and presenting all sorts of In door music programs for Christ inas, th pamphlet contains lists Of the CbJstmaa anthems, cantata and other compositions which ar boj widely used. - It also Included lists" of the best . recordings of Chritsmas music for the phono graph and the player piano.' Cooler of the booklet are being distribu ted, without ; charge from the headquarters of the National Bu reau for the Advancement of xnufie at 45 West 45th St., New York City. : -? ;; ; The fourth edition of the bu reau's booklet on "Christmas Eve Carol'ng" has Just appeared. This revised pamphlet tells boW Detroit organized the caroling, gives sug gestions for the formation of care! groups and ideas as to costumes, carol booklet and publicity. Thte leaflet Is also obtained upon ap- plication to, the .bureau. paper or any other .'inflammable material.' , - - ' " 4 4) jEflammable jlecorailons shouldn't he permitted to torn Into contact with hot electric l'gtt (5) Bear In ra !n d that falls probably ' kill more :. people than any other . type of aecident and use a firm, .substantial stepladder when you decorate Christmas trees. hang wreaths, etc ' () . Never leave a lighted Christmas tree un watched, espe cially if there are children in the house. , i ' - - (T) Refrain from placing cot ton beneath the tree to make: the carpet look like - snow-covered ground. : You can purchase asbes tos products which have the same ef fecL-i 4.-.'-'-i "vi. , ,.. . (8) Christmas trees shouldn't remain In homes after the holi days are ended Remember, they dry up and become Inflammable. ' - (9) Discourage unsafe Christ mas celebrations In which you may he a partepant.; Remember.; mos -f the holiday l'quor that lsbelsr peddled Is dangerous etuff.- 1 XI 0) i Leave a note for Santa laus -who should be -V warned -a!rist getting too close .to the , Christmas tree. : " way to the Christmas tree by the aid of moon-light not moonshine, is the belief of the National - ii i f - ii i . , Long Air Mail Route - Successful In France TEH TlttV TIPS PARIS, ( AP ) O row th of the French air mall service, on a 4000 mile route from here to Sen egal on the west coast of "Africa, promises speedy development of the mall service to South America. v The flight from Dakar, to Per nambuco by Costes and LeBrix In early October was the spectacular first Jump over the Atlantic west ward to pave the way for regular trips.:'- " ' " ' 1 Mail that now takes 20 days to is expected to b delivered fa five days within a year or two. It will go in seven days within : a" few month...-:-; fj-':': - Two months before the war was over the Latecoerce Company gave the French government its plan for the South American . ser vice and ; ten years later, experts are . euro, it will have become a reality.' - Christmas day, II If, the Toulouse-Barcelona: rout was estab lished. Four months later it reach ed to Casablanca. Two years ago mail was being carried by air to Dakar,-halfway from Paris to Due ttos Aires.. During the nine years the number of letters hy airplane 000 The commercial receipts have go from . Paris to Buenos Airles Increased likewise. I'E PRODUCE GREAT -- s . . , . - BEAU FOB BE - V . - ; , Irrigated Santiam and WiIJ : j lamette Bottom Lands Grow Wonder-Crops ..While" only one cannery among the eight in Salem packed beans the last three years the cannery of the Oregon Packing company a number of canneries in the Sa lem, district - make bean packs has Jumped from M 0 0 to ' 7,0 0 0-i Th Stayton cooperative cannery makes a big one. The Oregon for beans to the farmers in 1926, but they paid $75 a ton this year, and are contracting at the tune price for th.lliteTop.'i'K"V'-.. They have only one . price, and demand the best product, and get it In the Kentucky Wonder .beans exclusively, grown on the irrigated lands of the West Stayton district, and some of the Willamette river bottom lands " . , - A Larger Pack They Increased their bean pack for this year, over last year,; and expect to make further increase for - the 1928 pack. '--M j . The canning of beans is differ ent from the putting up of fruits and other vegetables -takes dif ferent machinery and appliances. The -.: Oregon Packing .company three years ago put In special bean Packing company paid $65 a ton canning equipment, at their big building- on 14 th street, across the track - from the Southern Pacific passenger depot, -where they also have their large pumnkln .factory. - The Kentucky wonder bean is the variety grown principally here for canning. Some other , canneries in this district nse the Refugee, a hush bean; especially the canneries on the Columbia river. It Is predicted that in the course of time, and probably soon,' a large bean Industry will be . built up here growing beans 'of high quality for canning, and advertis ing them to the first class trade; making a specialty of salad beans. The Kentucky Wonder makes a good salad bean. The Salem district ought also1 pounds more of dry beans; to oup- ply ber own needs, and those c the districts to the north of us, es pecially of Alaska. . And we should grow . our own supply of the Oregon Lima beata, some varieties of which grown here make a good a quality as tl.a California Lima. Elsinore Burns & Mclntyrc The , Golden Voices Musical Comedy Stars Vaudeville Sat. Dec. 17 Elatinee ' . . & Night Warning against Jiaving a. lot of wr&DDinsr naner and - excelsior 'around the house during the holi-j day - season.: the' National Safety. council' urges " people to be espe cially cautious so asto lessen the number of fires which always increase- around Christmas time. i The Santa Clans should find his mm. ciistis ' 'in " r- - - ' " ' Carefulness Necessary or ; Thousands Will Be In- r - jured On Christmas CHICAGO, Dec. 14 Unless peo Z"5lle are careful In. arras gin k .for Christmas observances; 'thousands ot men, women and children will be injured during the coming holi day season, warns W. H. Cameron. . managing director of the National Safety council, which hr conduct ing a perpetual campaign to pre- . vent accidents on the streets and highways, in other public places, at home and throurhoat Industry. Mr. Cameron issued the following Christmas suggestions: ' ( 1 ) Open lights - i f candles) should not be used on Christmas tre. 2l Christmas trees should not be placed near open 'lightr (candles,, gas or oil lamps) and should have a substantial support : so they won't fall down and pos sible injure somebody. , , ; (3) Be sure not to operate any toy electrical apparatus under a Christmas tree or near cottonj Ciant Canadian Paci- Vic Empress liners sail frequently from Van couver and . Victoria. ' B Ci to China. Japan and the Philippines -magnificent ships that offer the cuisine and ac comodations fbrwhich the Canadian Pacific to . famsus. Just 10 day a; to Japan - 14 days to China - 17 days to the Philippines when you ' 'cross the broad Pacific A by this route Business men and tourist alike appreciate this service Local agents will glad hy furnish literature, de- tails and sailing da us;' this year plan to, see - -the ever-interesting -Orient. - - Get informatioa about Cm eiaa Paciftc Cn m Rouad the World Mcdittmaean Sotk Africa1 Ckea GsW th VS-UJ Ovn W rll)eacnlfef Passr Depr 1 h5Tbi45lJ&nlaBMuhnomah note! I 1 i n r ft' r ' - 4' -I"-- I i , - a 1 ' ' ' GOOD JUDGMENT v Early Chrittmtt Shopping , Selecting Hotpoint Gifta . - Select iow! And let this be one year ; when you keep your resolve to give gift that will be long remembered. ' . JfcfygiL GIFTS , ;11 ,ri nf tattm? service. In OUT ' ' stock you will find Hotpoint gifts for all the family-priced rijht. 4; Headquarters for "Gifts that Keep on GivW' af T TZ t I PORTLAND ELECTRIC - POWER CO. 2c7 Xorth Xlberty St. Q I L, F I L L. A N CAT Thursday Evening, December 15th 8:30 P.M. ALMA PETERSON "Stations KEX, KG A and KJR CjH E S 7 ' H B LIGHTEST B R E A T H O JF R A D I O V - line in; eyery : . ... " ""w.. r ..v.-'"- ,..- . i ; 'V".' 1 V. m a--i t . v Tiiursday Sliermaii9 fjitfflfiB. V Sherman, lllgtlt f V on Ti 1 M Clay&. Go and pfrogranis Clay & Co. and Qiliillan Bros., Inc., announce, with great pleasure, spon sorship for what many people will probably ; consider this finest radio Programs ever, broadcast oyer the Pacific Northwest TWENTigreatconc day evening,lPecemberil&and will be given every hursdawcnlhg thereafter until mid-April. 7 Following Afma Peter&onfivill be Moriz Rosenthal; Others from week to week will include: The new Gilfillans are the sensatlsns of the year. - No batteries, - aolutlons, acids, or chargers. Tones with one dhU. Chaub la aluminurn-ehlelded. Speaker la built into the consoles'. The walnt cabinets hand-carved. Electric-current cost is o -third cent per hoar! And as for tonewe pri yon decide that matter with! ears. Please come in, and lu mm mu derf uK Gilfillan tone deliver Its own mafflc message. The model here shown is 9350. A biffflrer brother at 685. Both are grenuine "A-C" aocjiet-operated sets. Sold on convenient terms. Other Gillflllans moderately - priced suit any purse. Mme. Luella Melius , Paul Althouse Arthur rliddletbn ; May Pctcrcon -Mme. Maria SundeSui I Florcnco Mac Beth Charlca Waiicficld Cadmari EactonKcnt : Achlejr & Fcalcy vith Mini. Atkinson Vt. V. The other six artists will be announced later. These concerts are be ing given in the Shrine Auditorium, Portland and will be. broadcast t simultaneously by sta tions KEX at Portland, KG A AT Spokane and KJRatSeattle. Sherman, Clay 6Sr Co., the Pacific Coasts x leading music house, with branches in more than thirty cities, and Gili Wan Bros., Inc., ; makers of the great GUtiUan radio, are spon- ' coring these notable programs in order to s give to all radio owners increased pleasure. y If you enjoy the programs, or if you con assist us to maize them even more enjoyable, C please write or wire your suggestions to thd ;N nearest Sherman, Clayfz Co. store in Oregon land Washington, r ' :v; Remember, theseare your programs If you as yet have no suitable set, by all 2 j vmeans let us help you to correct this cituntioh) r" A C rev i ineii . w v - s 6th and Morrison Streets, Portland And forty other Pacific Coast ciliot including! . ISO S. High St. 61 Broadway 1S2S Commerce CtV Salem, Ore. Eug-ene, Ore. Lonsview; Seattle, Tacoma, SpcUane, San Francitco and CaLlr.J t